PAOTLfMfe.
Freckles and His Friends
By Blosser
A cent social event of more (linn
ordinary bignifieuhoc wns (lit) obser
vance of the fifty-ruurtli weilding
nnnivrrni'v of Mr. tititl Mrs. u"t H.
Cnsey. They wore inni'ried ht Hohu
pnrte. luwn, September li!5, lMU niitl
Boon thereafter Mr. Cnsey joined the
'nniiy us n member of iiolhimny (I.
VMh luwn infantry, which t'omjufay1
wns recruited n( Ilonhpitnc. Ho
sened throughout llio civil waft Dur
ing li r-jtidchoo here since 18813, lw
bust served ns councilman, ttlltyur u'hd'
toDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKP.lTOR.ft, ORKdOfr, MONftAV, OCTOBER. l, 1915
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W'J S'SS J, A BITE TO EAT! I fe fl ) FBKvr W J'
postmaster, niid hns also filled other
positions of trust in coniity find
Htnte. Tho wedding anniversary wnn
observed in tho wny or A nuicl re
union. Donuic Lowe is homo from n trip
(o (he exposition mid reports (lint
'on the occasion of his visist tho
grouud.s were thronged to n greater
extent tlinn on Hcuson day.
' W. W. llevner of this city hns been
reappointed by the Methodist confer
ence as missionary supply nt the Yni
nax Indian ngncey, Klnmnth county.
Ho hns been visiting here of Into.
Changes In local hotels and reslnu
rantH for the twenty-four hours end
ing September 30 and beginning Oc
tober 1. hnvu been ns follews: D.
AV. Dobbins nsmnncH control of the
OreROu; Ed Staples resumes mnnagc-
ment of thu Anhlnnd; Mr. nnd Mm.
Jack Ucnglo have taken over (ho Co
lumbia cafeteria annex In (ho En
ders block; Andy Payne hnB relin
quished tho Savoy, In tho llutlcr
building, North Main Mtrcct.
Squlro Parker, who lately suffered
from a fearfully locerntod faco as (he
result of a sawmill accident, has been
removed from (ho hospital (o his
homo.
Many friends am welcoming tho
return of tho O. C. Tiffany family to
their old homo surroundings on dran
Ito street, aflor a long absonco In
Portland.
Mrs. Robbie Parker left Saturday
on her return homo to Hutchinson,
Kansas, after a visit with her father,
Robert Edglngton, nnd brother, M. C.
Hob Hughes of Eugcno's city engi
neering force, has been visiting hln
mother, Mrs. Martha Hughes, resid
ing on IiCach street.
Mm. C. W. Ilantn last week ac
companied her son Herb on a visit
to tho boys' goat hording camp In
tho Kocno creek neighborhood.
J. II. Sanders, local barber, has re
turned front Hornbrook where for
sometime past ho has been employed
In n hotel.
Portland parties hero of lato hnvo
been urging tho Installation of a
grotto oftho Vollod Prophets, an or
orgnnlzntlon In 'which third degree
Masons nro eligible
J. F. Knthrlncr of San Frnuclsco,
' general auditor of tho' Oregon Gas
nnd Electric company, tho last of tho
week paid a visit to Local Manager
Jenkins In an official capacity on
routine business.
A. M. Heaver has been nt Salem
nnd other Wllln'metto sections In tho
way of demonstrating merits of the
Scismo-Thurm throughout that terri
tory. 11. G. Knders left Friday evening
ou n, business trip to Portland,
Mrs. Henry 11. Carter arrived Sat
urday from Cugeno for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. "W. N.
Grubb.
Mrs. Lydla Powell lloyd, an nged
pioneer of tho Immigrant creek neigh
borhood, is horlously 111 at tho homo
of her son-in-law, George Lowe, re
siding in tho Wagner soda springs
district.
Mrs. Mae New combo hns returned
from Portland, accompanied by her
slatc,r-ln-lnw, Mrs. L. L. Mullt, who
loft Saturday for a visit with rela
tives at Berkeley, Cal.
Funeral services of tho late Chas
J. Morgan, of Talent. were held on
Sunday. Interment will be at his
former homo In Mlnuesota. The de
ceased was affiliated with Hollah
Temple, Mjstlc Shrine, of this city.
Glenn McAdams of Kugono, ropro
renting the Klllson-Whlto attractions
In the lyceum entertainment field,
wns In town Saturday on business
matter.
Prominent people passing through
here of late have bcon Governor
Willis' of Ohio. The chief executUo
Ir of herculean build, being six feet
three Inches in height and weighing
265 pounds, J G. Sullivan, chief en
gineer of tho westorn lines of tho
Canadian Pacific, with headquarters
at Winnipeg, went north with a party
In the private car "Nova Scotia "
Major General James II. Aleshlro and
Ilrlgadlcr General Tasker H. Uliss
wont south on a jaunt to San Fran-
ClfcCO.
John K Wiley and family, former
roeldonts but who have been In San
Dlogo for sometime past, arc lslt
Ing friends here on tholr way to
Portland to locate permanently.
Tom Hudson has returned from a
visit to tho Sacramento valley In the
lnclnlt) of Corning, where he went
with Mr. and Mn. W. D. Carey who
oxtonded tholr trip to Include tho ex
position. On their way down, by ac
tual count, their Ford car met twen
tj.sfven autos of the same pedigree
in addition to twenty-nino machines
ot varJcus other mnKvs.
Porter J. Neff, n Mcdford attorney,
was n business caller here last Fri
day. Mrs. II. a. Knders left the Inst of
the week for nn extended visit with
her parents nt tho old family home,
Amsterdam, Missouri, On her re
turn Mr. Knders wilt meet her at
Los Angeles. '
J. N. Illnchart of Salem, accom
panied by his wife, arrived last Fri
day for n visit with relatives, (ho
wife of Harry Saylos being his daugh
ter. Mr. Illnchart was formerly In
tho grocery business here.
Munitions of war, even If not man
ufactured, are being used on Moun
tain avenue. Grape Juice was tho
provocation. Thieves were stealing
the luscious fruit at the ranch of K.K.
Whlta In thai locality, when Mrs.
Vhllo fired n revolver at randoni,
with tho result that tho poachers not
only 16ft tho grapes but also n brand
new basket. The lady Is of Knglish-French-Dutch
lineage and could not
obscrvo a strict neutrality under ex
asperating circumstances.
George Anderson Is making exten
sive Improvements on his Atlas busi
ness block. South Fourth street, near
tho depot, occupied by.Flacklns' gro
cory store nnd rooming npartmonts.
Tho Initial autumn tramp by hik
ing matrons was made last Friday
afternoon as far as the Normal
grounds on the boundaries of tho
Dcltcvlew district, whero Mrs. Zclla
Chapman treated the paity to apples,
Caroline Schuorman led tho forlorn
bono, nnd at a secluded spot Jessie
llondenu, Kttn Lnmklu and HaUle
Camps, candldn(cs for ndmlsslon,
Initiated Into thu mysteries of tho
club's ritual.
W. A. Frcoborg loft the last of tho
week for Los Angeles to remain In
definitely, llo has rented his house
on Granite street tJ Clydo Dean, of
tho Kleclrlc Light company, nnd sold
his Ford pacer to Archto Strlkland,
who will convert It into an Individual
Jitney for (wo passengers only.
Irrlgntlonlsts held a recent meet
ing at tho ncllcvlew school house,
further plans for (ho Ashland-Talent
district being outlined. There will bo
drawn up nnd submitted to tho coun
ty court Tor approval preliminary to
nn election being hold on the adop
tion of (lie proposition. Members of
tho commlttco present were C. M,
Tliomns of Talent and J, W. MlUnor
nnd Denton Dowers of Ashland. Tho
source of supply will bo determined
by stato and federal engineers. Duck
lake has been mentioned in this con
nection. At tho rocont flro nt tho Slovens
homo on Winter Heights tho flro auto
(ruck covered (ho dlstanco, one nnd
one-sixth miles by tho speedohictor,
in (hreo minutes. Much of tho way
Is up n stbop hill. Ten automobiles
fololwed in the wako of tho truck,
but only two succeeded In gaining tho
crest, a Hudson driven by Deelcr and
a Fbrd driven by Camps. The other
eight flunked. Tho grade varies
from 20 to 30 per cent.
Charley Cain, roundhouse foreman,
Is on the waiting list for n new Kis
sel car to be delhcrcd at an early
date by W. A Walker of Mcdford.
Tho twu-passongor compound Mallet
locomotlro heertofore driven by Cain
has proved rather hard on the Kast
Main street paving, hence the change
to lighter and Imprpvcd models.
The School of Design of San Fran
cIco hns received another accession
of Ashland students, tho Mlss6s Klslo
Harner and Hortenbe Winter having
Joined Miss Ksther Whlted at that
Institution.
Mrs. Sarah Kentner has joined tho
exposition excursionists, not only to
see the fair but also to lslt two
months with her daughter, Mrs Ma
Ward, who lives In San FranoUco.
H. C Mullaney of Albany, weight
inspector, and J. J. Keith of San
Francisco, chief auditor, both South
ern Pacific officials, wore paying of
ficial visits to Ashland the last of tho
week.
Geo. Craig's body was recovered
from the Klamath river below Mc
Canncll's bar, near Humbug creek,
where several days ago he was acci
dentally overturned In an auto at a
dangerous point on that stream. He
rat In the employ of L. H Newton
of Horubrook, who frequently makes
-rr-r. 1 , , . , , , I , , . ,J --.
trip's into this territory as n ltvcry
luhn. H. K. Kwcr is clerking nt the Ash
land Trading company. Mr. Kncr
Is laso leader of (lib Mthbdlsl church
choir ns reinforced and reorganized.
For the week cndlrig rfcplciiiber 64,
$2i,0ii.iG wns expended on various
phases of tho springs dovclopnierit
work here ns represented by drafts
dh tlio Bovornl funds. Thb heaviest
expenditure was n vouchdr In fnvdr
of tho physical plant In (ho sum of
120,000.
Miss Madge thitnam, formerly as
sistant nt Hlnthornc'n studio, nnd Int
er employed In the photographic de
partment at Smith's Jewelry store as
an expert of acknowledged Ability In
the nrt, has resigned hor position
theer nnd la temporarily clerking nt
tho Knders store.
A. W. Arbuckle has (raded his ten
aero fruit rauch on Wlmcr Heights to
G. M. Frost for u 120-acro tract th
tho Wlllnmetto valley, to which ho
will remove at an early dato. C. D.
Lamkn negotiated tho dcnl.
Clias. Pope Is rounding up porkers,
which will bo taken over to Siskiyou
county whero (hoy will "rool, hog, or
die" on wheat stubblo nild other for
ago available ou (ho grnln ranches
near Montnguc. Several carloads
hnvo bcon shipped there.
Dr. W. G. Dwlnell of Montnguo hns
been a recent visitor hero with rela
tives in tho family of Y. W. Cald
well. EAGLE POINT EAGLEIS
Dy A. C. Howlett
K. K. Hoot and 11. U. Younjr, two
of tho fruit men of Mcdford, were
hero Inst Monduy, looking over the
fruit interest.
Mr. Osgood, one of the civil cn
Kinecrw of thu vulley, mid Mr. White
sides, Jr. were here thu sumo day
(ryiiif (o hiiHtlo more subscribers to
the irtigutioii project in tho valley.
Mr. HuiTicll, who owns ono of the
fine fnnns of the vulley, was hen
tho Mime ilay lookinj; for u certain
frrn do of mmiip. ' Horn nre ho plentiful
now that tho buyers hccm to he ipiite
IMirtieulur about what kind they buy,
nnd thus, it ever wns nn tlebr will
be.
Mr. and Mrs. lluielrigj; and Mr.
nnd Mrs. It. II. Allen, the latter from
Ashland, wero in town Monday the
'27th ulti. doiiu,' business with our
merchants.
Trunk .Smith, ono of our oielmrd
ists, spent thu uiht at the Sunny
side Monday night.
Ueilj. Hiophy nnd wife were luiyiux
household supplies thu fiist of thu
week.
Win. Greet-on took out n load of
wile icneiiiK the first of the week
and another one of the family took
outii big lend of ceiling lumber about
the same time.
Some of our I'utsrpriMux com mis.
ei.s lire placing some of their speci
mens of corn in the show windows
of Itoy Ashpole's iinrdwiiio store.
SH)iikiufrubout com rnisiiiu; biiuH
to mind the fuel Hint while I wns out
riding over the country luokhiK niter
the interest of tho Mcdford Mail Tri-i
buiie, I stopped for dinner at tho
home of Mrs. ('. C'huijuy, just uhove
Hrnwosboro, nnd while there wiih
shown some ot the different varieties
of com (hut tliey raise on the funn,
for tho reader will' iciuembor that
Mrs. (Mini ley's son, I have forgotten
his christian nnme, took the pieinium
lit (ho I'ouiHy nnd stnto fair on Ins
com, nnd aiming the differcet n-rietii"-
tlioy iue wns one that at
tracted m attention, more particu
larly Uinn any other, on account of
the vnriely of colors of com on the
sninc cob, for then wns almost, if
not every variety of color of the
ininbow. It is culled the rainbow
com und it appenrs to bo u,good
solid variety, n lohg slim cob but the
com is well matured and npiur to
he perfect in corv respect. Another
variety lhy showed in a n me
dium sued ear of tho ftli.lc '-nuty
that wn absolutely perfect, tor I
could not see the cob nt nil for the
corn giew all oer the ends of tho
cob aud this na, a purt tiiut wns
rnied by Mv. Clini ley's youngest
son, Xolim Charley, n school boy. He
stnkcd off just ono it ere nnd planted
it in corn ou n I met of land thnt
could not bo irrigated nnd cultivated
it himself, keeping n- complete rccoid
of nil the work mid ho gnthcied 88
bushels of such corn ns 1 have tried
to describe, mid his brother Who ex
hibited thu corn nnd tho tract of
hind tol dine that the com wns niticli
better on the lower end of tho piece
,thmi it wns ou the upper cud nnd if
the itpcr end hud been us good ns
the lower end that he would Iinyc
gnthcied l'-r bushels off of the note
of lund, und innrlc you that wns with
out nuy irrigation. Another place
when I stopped wns ilenry Meyer's
nnd they wore just finishing gathering
in their com mid he lind com tlint
would make the Kunsns com misers
grocn with envy to think of Jhekson
epunty, Oregon, und on tliltto ereek
nt thnt, raising such com, but tiiut
com hud water, Hut while I nm on
the subject of com will relate another
incident. I stopped nt thu farm of
Hudolph I'cck for dinner, und while
nt the bnrn putting nwny ''Hnbe'' he
asked inu to take n Ionic nt his
squubhe.s that he hud hnulcd in for
his cows, nnd 0 My! there wns just
tons of Ihem nil put hwny In the dry
thoio is1 no slip-shod work in thnt
ueighboihood, they nre mostly (ler-ninii-Americnns,
und keep; dverjthiiiJ
up in place rendy for winter. And
nfter couuneiiling on the squashes ho
told mi) Hint he tried nn experiment
this season nnd planted three mid
u half ni'res in coin utid stpinshes nnd
the result wim smentecn londs of,
siiiushcH mid two hundred bushels
of good solid Ooin -sjstetiiutic fann
ing. If anyone emi either eipinl
or surpass thnt let us hear from
thrtii through tho Mail Tribune.
Well 1 started out to tell of my
trip up Hlite circle but find thnt toy
letter is how long enough ho will sim
ply1 stop here und tell more about that
wonderful country mid its resources
tth next time, for I hnve enough now
in in mind to imiko n full column.
I
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Sixth and Fir Bts.
Heal IMato Transfers.
Stato of Oregon to Henry Pape,
dcod, land In section 3G, T.
37, S. It 3 w fiO
.1. N Wright ct ux to Androw
T, Kllcsstad, agreement land
In T. 3C, R. 22 W 210
K. J. Odull, ot ux to Spurgcou
Odell, Q. C. I)., land In sec.
24, T. 3C, R. 2 W 1
Fruit Growers Supply Co. to J.
W, Sweeney Construction Co.
Notion of completion of con
tract. Refers to grade In sec
tion l(i, T. II, It. 1 Kast.
NOTICIC
Notice Ih hereby glvon that tho un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil of the city of Mcdford, Oregon,
at Its next regular mooting, October
Cth, 1915, tor a Ilcenso to soil malt,
vinous and spirituous liquors at their
plnco of business on North Fir
street, Mcdford, Oregon, until Jan
uary 1, 1916,
Dated Sept'. 23, 1915.
ROGUK RIVKR VALLKY UNIVER
SITY CLUII.
NOTIf'K TO CRL'DITORS
In tho County Court of the State
of Oregon, for tho County ot Jackson
In the matter of tho Estate of Al
.mint Whetstone, Deceased.
Tho undersigned having been ap
pointed by the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Jacksou County,
administrator of tho estate ot Almlra
Whetstone, deceased, and having
qualified, notice Is hereby given to
the creditors or, and all persons hav
ing claims against said deceased, to
present them, verified ns required by
law. within six months after the flnt
publication of this notice to said H.
N Lofland at his residence 22C South
Oakdale St . Medford, Oregon, or at
tho offlco of Newton W. Ilordon, his
attorney st 232 L'ust Main Street,
Mcdford, Jackson county, Oregon.
11. N. LOFLAND.
Administrator of tho Entitle of Mmlrn
WhuUtoutf, deceased.
Dttled. Oct, i, m5 .u ,
COUR
HOUSE NEWS
TOIt HK.NT HOUHK8
FOIt KKNT Modem C-rooin bungn
lo. Inquire nt CIS So. Central. 11
FOR ItKNT 0-room bungalo, $ 12.00
water paid. Phono 7011. 170
FOR RBiS'T Well furnished modern
bungalow. 4-2 South Laurel.
FOR ItKNT Six room modern bun
galow, oast front, sleeping porch,
flno shade; nnragoi Phono 4SS-X.
FOR SAriEv-MISCKljliANKOUB
1'oira'AUOii e Si 1 ncii wo son 5
ono 3 Inch wagen: ono buggy. G.
L. Shernicrhorn, Phono Sl'J-M. 107
FOR SALK Polo mountain buggy,
good nq now. Palmer Investment
Co,, Modoc! Orchard.
FOR SALK Choice alfnlfa hay, first,
second, third nnd fourth cuttings
In car lota nt following prices per
(on nt points named for cash: Mcd
ford. (14.30; Central Point,
$14..10; Phoenix, Jit. 30', Talent,
$14.30; Ashland, $14. CO. Several
persons may Join hands in pur
chnso of a (en (on car and (hereby
secure wholesnlo prices. Owing to
scarcity of alfalfa In Roguo River
valley (his year, and high prices
for alfalfa In California, wo ntlvlso
immediate purchase before ad
vance in prices. Sleepy Hollow
Fnriu, H. A. Ensign, Mgr (elo
phono Gold HlIL Oro. 183
FOll SALK Hlue Mission und Tokay
Grapes. Pliouo R-13W. 1C7
FOR SALK Cholco Tokay grapes de
livered 24c per lb. Crates' packed
for shipment, 70c. Phono Jackson
ville 21-Fll. 168
FOR HAhK A 1914 Ford In good
condition, $300. Powell Auto Co.
108
FOR SALK Wash machine, flrelcis
conker hud heater stove. Phono
U77-H.' 1C7
FOR SALE lluy shingles at home;
manufactured from Jackson county
timber, select stocll, at our now
mill In Kama Valley. Wo sell
shingles ot lowest prices obtain
able nnywhero, at mill or delivered
to order. Wo also manufacture
fruit boxes; prices always renson
nblo, stock always tho best. Write
for juices or partlculhrs to Snms
Valley Shlnglo Mill, Samn Valley.
Oregon. 172
FOR SALE ililggy nnd single har
ness. W. J. Drumhlll.
FOIt HALE Runabout, Just tho
thing for light delivery, good tires,
In good order, $00. 10C 7 Court
streot, forenoons. 169
FOR HALE Grnln, liny, corn und
coin fodder. C. W. Isaacs, Phone
091-J2. ,
r-T ,TO i ,'f . ITT 3
FOK SAMfc--IrtrBSTOCX
FRHALK n'or'fmniijr drMng
borne, perfectly trusty, harness and
buggy, all lu good condition. In
quire Mothodlst pnrsounHc. Jack
sonville. 170
FOR SALE Choice registered Duroo
gelts, joung boars, and weanlings.
L. II. Houston, 1 mile west of Tal
ent, Phono 3-F12. 189
FOR SALE Good farm maro. In
qulro Nash Darn, K to 5. 168
FOR SALE 12 heavy work mares,
well broke. Vinson's Hum, North
Rlvorsldo nvenuo. 188
FOR HALE Must sacrifice several
good cows for lack of food. Address
llox E. G. S.. Mall Tribune. 200
FORHALK AnBo7agoa7srKdWhlto
Climax. Oro. 181
LKMt.V WATCHMAKING
Tako tho. right atop now; pleasant,
profitable work not overdone; few
months learning; positions guaran
teed: write for references and par
ticulars. Portland Whtrhninklni:.
KngravIniT & Optical 8ohool. 218 Com-
moinvcalth Uldg., 6(h and Aukeuy,
Portland, Orogon.
NEW TODAY
400 acres, closo to Mcdford, yet
far enough out to be haudy to splen
did outrnngo, 250 acres ot (his land
Ms In cultivation. There Is a bet ot
buildings, family orchard, and closo
to school. Tho owner Uvea on tho
place, and offers It at $35 per acre,
Prefers cash, but will take In a close
in piece of good land at $6000, $2000
In cash and let tho balanco run a
number of years on the place. Heio
Is a chance to go to farming right.
Get busy,
C. D. HOON
Room 10, Jrukbou County Hank IHdg.
FOR ItKNT 31 IhCKlil.ANKOUS
i i- i in ii i i i'i i- - - j ri
FOR LBASK Equipped placer xnlno.
Gold nay Realty Co.
FOIt ItKNT FUl(ftlHKl ROOMS
FOR RENT 'Furnished light house
keeping suites. (Inn, wood heaters,
close In; ronnonnblo; call mornings.
234 Kast Ninth Street. ISC
FOR RENT 3 nicely furnished
rpotns Including tegular kitchen,
sleeping porch, ovory convenience,
closo In. 417 Jay St., cor S, Onk
dnlo nnd 11 th sts, 169
OR RENT Furnished rooms, 2 blks
from fcdoral building, 24G N.
Grapo.
FOR SALK ufc.llj KSTATM
FOR SALK GO acres land, flno, deep
spll, deeded water right, 7 room
houso, electric lighted, modern.
4Cx3C barn, fenced Page wire, 40
acres In alfalfa, corn, sugar bebts
nnd small garden truck, 20 acres
In pears, Ilartlott and D'AnJou,
small peach orchard, (earn horses,
cow, farm Implements and all crop
goos with place. For prlco anil
particulars, address Dox GC R, F
Dj No, 2, L. M. C. Central Point
Oro.
REAL E8TATH FOR, BAX.E All
kinds of property for salo or ox
cHango, Gold Ray Realty Co.
FOR flAI.E Farm land, fruit Innd,
timber land, land from $C00 per
aero upwards on long time. Gold
Ray Realty Co.
WANTKI SITUATIONS
WANTED Vrossmnkln Phone
479-M. 144 South Central,
WANTED Dressmaking. 310 Knight
street. igb
WANTED Twd grls wnnl positions
a wniircsHosj in or nur ot cuy.
Room 7, Colonial Flats. 107
WANTED Furnished, light house
keeping rooms uear North Central,
If reasdilable, llox 75, Mull Trl
butio, 168
WANTED Mlrunrvi.diANKOUS
WANTElr 400 or GOO own suoop.
Will pay cash. Address W. J. La
I'orl, nutto Falls, Oro. ,108
WANTED TO RENT For family iibo
only, n light auto, Ford touring
preferred, py experienced and res
ponsible party, llox lOd Tribune
offlco. 168
WANTED Largo knitting mill In
vites correspondence from women
desirous of earning money, part or
full tlmo. Good pay. Exnorlenco
unnecessary. International MIIH,
Inc., Ndrrlslown, Pa. 300
WANTEDA good team for wlntur
rare; general farm work to bu
done. Hnvo lino pasture and good
liny and grain feed. Call or wrlto
Capital R Ranch, Central Point.
Tel. 31xxxxl. 108
FOUND
FOt'ND One ladj'B bicycle. Apply
to the Mcdford Poultry and Egg
Co. 1C7
ii ITJ
LOOT
LOST A small black (lino book con
tnlnlng record of milk deliveries
for September. Jteward. Phono
314-X. 167
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HUHINIE8S imtKOTOKI
TrtaiiTeni
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BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE UQ
Office 43 North Front St. Pnoai
S15, Prices right. Barrlc guar
ntd
WHY?
IT IB YOUR I1UHINE8S TO BEE B1E
Because my stock in trade is to
have optlonod at tho lowest oath
price the best buy In this county.
I have beon on tno ground look
ing out for you for the past five
years. Nearly everyday I have In
vestigated some "good thing," I have
eliminated everything except those
deals which I am convinced will te
nure me satisfied customers.
In a few hours time I can give you
tho benefit ot this research. It Is my
business to show you over tho county
and Introduce you to the possibilities
and opportunities here. Bee Med
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
10 Ves( Ml fltret
cSSMOSS?
nUSINKSH UinECTOItY
ill. f I
Auto Aarpne
LAIJKR AUTO, aPRltiQ CO.-TW
ire operating tbs largest, elMM
nu uesi oquipiica jubdi in iaa rm
clflo northwest. Use our. aprlBg
whon others fall, Bold under gnar
antee. 26 NorU FlfteMtk St,
Portland, Or.
Attermya
POUTER J. NEFF. WM. t. MHALHT
Attornoys-at-Law. Rooms 8 ami
9, Medford National Sank bide.
A. E. RKAME3, LAWYER Garastt-
corey oldg.
Wm. M. Colvlg, George M. Roberta
COLVIQ ft RODERT8. LAWYERB-i-
Medford National Batik Dulldlag.
Derita
DR. W. M. VAN HCOTOO
DR. O. C. VAN ECOYOU
Denttsta)
Gansett-Corej Bldg., nlU lit
Medijora. ore. Pnone 8B.
CoIIoctlou And Iteport
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get the
money. The Dullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooma 1, 3, 3, Ha
klus' Dldg-., 310 E. Mala St.
PR, R. J. LOOKWQOD,, Cklresrfteter,
serve apeclallat Roobb,19I-H-100.
Garnctt-Corey bldg. Vaeef
bath and sclentlfto'aMe gWei;
needle spray, head and aheulder
shower In connection; advloe la
dietetic. medical gymbasttee,
bydropthernpy. Lady atteadaat
Phone, office C4S, reetctoae tll-R.
Hag laoer asdl Cemnaeeeir
FRED'CUilMrNaSEnTaaJ
contractor, 404 M. P. ft II. Bldg.
Surveys, estimate, Irrlgatloa,
dralnago, orchard and Uad la
proTement
Omimj
QARDAOE act rour Dresteee
cleaned up for the aamaaef. OaD
on the city garbage wagon' tea
good service. Pfcoae 874tL, F,
T. Allen.
I1 '" ' ' i ..! ' j. i .-In itH
lastractioa a. MaMe
HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Soeai
401, Garnott-Corey Bldg. Fred Alt
ton Halgut Piano, Mrs. Florene
Halllday Halght. voice. I'hea
72.
PhyefllctsHs oa. tmrgeeaa
DR. P. a". OARLOW, DR. JCVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 aarnstt-Corey
bldg,, phone 1036-L. Realdeae
Z6 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Oiteopatkle
physicians, 303 Oarnatt-Uorey
building. Phone V04-M.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Pbyelolaa aid
aurgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, uose and throat. Eye sclea
Utlcally tested and glass sua
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
It. R. Co, Offices M, F. ft H. Co,
Bldg,, opposite P, O. Phone 667,
DR. R, W. OLANOY Phyilelaa and
aurgeon. Phones, office 36, resi
dence 724-J. Office hour 10 te
12, 2 to 6.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOP
DR. MYRTLE S. LQOKWOOD
Physicians and surgeon. Offlee
309-310-311. M, J & U. Bldg.
Phono 'rosldeuce, 8H-J3: offlee,
814
DR. MAJITJN C. UAIinERFuysl.
clan and surgeon. Offlee Pain
block, opposite Nash Hotel." Hour
10 (o 12, 1 tp 4. Phone 10-j;"
T Q. HEINE M. D. Bye, Ear,
Noso and Throat. Headaches and
nervous conditions relieved by
properly fitted glasses, gross eyes
straightened. Offlco 228 E. Main
St., Phono 303, Consultation Free.
Printer kbo. rublUher .
MEDFORD PRINTING CO, has U
best equipped printing offlee la
southern Oregon; book binding,
loose teat ledgers, billing eyateau
etc, Portland priee. 3? NerU
rir it.
Public SlfMogiplier
m! T. EDWARDS- S(enogra?ien
and MuKographtng, Reems 499-4 1U
Garnett Corey Building. Office
liioiT 709 J. r'sldeueo phona
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